PROS
+ Interatividade absurda com o cenário
+ Armas que soam muito bem e são muito boas de usar
+ Ambientação fantástica e bastante única

CONTRAS
- História Fraca
- Combate Corpo a Corpo péssimo
- Variedade baixa de Inimigos
- Personagens sem motivação e mal explorados
- Péssima otimização

O Jogo é uma experiência bem diferente de muita coisa que eu joguei, se inspira fortemente em Half-Life e isso fica visível durante muitos momentos do jogo, mas a curta duração e a falta de motivação dos personagens junto com a péssima otimização (RTX 2070 e I7 10700K chegando a 15fps em momentos sem nenhum inimigo) dificultam bastante a experiência, se o jogo ficar por volta de 15~20 reais, pegue e aproveite a experiência que o jogo proporciona mas não espere o Half Life 3, uma experiência que demonstra o quão promissor a desenvolvedora é

Industria is a short half-life clone set in Germany, which is full of contrasts.
The game has a really immersive beginning but ends with an unsatisfying cliffhanger.
The game has a really intuitive level design but only has two good combat encounters.
The shooting is alright, but you are only shooting metal robots, which don't have that "cool impact feel."
The dialogues are decent, but the main protagonist voice actor is annoying at times.
The graphics are decent, but the game runs like trash.
Etc, etc...

In the end, despite the flaws, I enjoyed my time with the game, and the short length stopped the gameplay loop from becoming boring, but I wouldn't recommend this to anyone unless you are a Half-Life fan and really want to play a very similar game in a different setting.

A game that could be better. It could look better with a better designed steampunk universe.

Apart from that, he definitely needs to improve in kombat. When using an ax in the game, it looks and feels like you're hitting the air. When it comes to firearms, it can be said that they have better feel than an axe. Although they are a little weak, the sniper rifle feels very good.

The enemy animations in the game save the day. The animations of our character are not bad. It cannot be said that there are many of them in the game anyway, they are generally at the level of saving the day.

As for the story, the content of the game is inadequate compared to the story. I hope this will be corrected in the second game.

I have to say that I experienced sudden fps drops in the game, unfortunately it is not optimized very well.

This game is currently in the Humble Choice for September 2022, this is part of my coverage of the bundle. If you are interested in the game and it's before October 4th, 2022, consider picking up the game as part of the current monthly bundle.

A walking simulator with puzzles and shooting.

During my first half hour of Industria, I assumed this was just a simple walking simulator. While the game has difficulty levels, the game is mostly about exploration and even in the later sections, it appears exploration is the goal of the game. As time goes on there are puzzles and enemies but nothing that would be too hard, at least this early.

However this is a 4 hour game, and people do say on harder difficulties the AI is still very easy. The story is interesting at first, but after teleporting to another world the narrative didn’t grab me as much as being in Berlin as the Wall was being torn down.

Pick this up if you are up for shooting, puzzles, and a lot of walking. I imagine this will appeal to some people, but after an hour I wasn’t feeling a strong desire to return. I know this is made by a small team, but I feel like the story is the place that could have been enhanced, and I similarly wonder if the shooting was necessary

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Uau uau, sinceramente uma grata surpresa.
Excelente ambietação, porém repetitiva. Dublagem EXCELENTE, a protagonista é legalzinha e a história também.
Principal ponto negativo é que o jogo em sí é um pouco repetitivo, principalmente por termos apeas 5 armas e 5 inimigos.
WOW WOW, it´s a good game, have some problems like be repetitive but i liked
8,5 Horas/hours

Industria is a game inspired by half life and portal, combining the atmosphere of city-17 with the antagonist trait of cave johnson, nothing too fancy for 3 hour ride

Gameplay
Pretty much every generic shooter made by a small dev team, it runs on unreal engine 4 but its very bad optimized, and my pc specs are not even that old coming back from 2019, even on low settings the game has moments when it reaches 60 fps and a moment later in the open game (outside) the frame dips. I'm saying this with my pure heart because I ran a lot of UE4 games and not all of them ran perfectly but it ran more than okay in low settings 1080p with a 100% resolution scale, it might be my pc or the game himself.

Story
You are a girl by the name of nora, you are the fiancée of walter. GDR’s does not know that in 2 hours the berlin wall will fail, nora rushes to her workplace where her colleague walter rebel is, when you arrive everything was evacuated and so your work was destroyed, there is only one way to find walter and that is to go into another dimension, you are awake in a city alone where you met a guy by the name of brent that will guide you through the city. By doing some puzzles and making your arsenal pretty you are guided to head into the town hall, by then in this universe, apocalyptical one to be sure where you and another guy speak through a damn radio you already know how doomed the situation is, you are being chased by robots in your way and finally you learn the fact that your husband was the king of the city, since you visited his place and he was not there, the only way to get to him is the train, eventually the train stops and brent has a request for you to go visit his old house on a roof, when you got there you see a beautiful picture of 2 people, that is brent and his wife and he wants you to take that photo and put it next to his wife graveyard. In the meantime you opened the gates so you can continue your journey to a countryside, brent says his thanks to you and you arrive in a beautiful countryside where you meet walter, but his physical form is kept by machines because he sold his soul, you encounter him in a robotic voice where he tells you that hes done all the bad things in the city for a good reason, you might have so many questions about it but the game ends there.

Conclusion
As of now (4/26/2024) the game is free on epic games and the sequel was announced, go grab it because it feels more of a demo than a full game and I'm a bit excited for the sequel but can't promise that I will play it.

Played it two times, even though I rarely play singleplayer games twice.

I love everything about it; Graphics, Sound, Music, Gameplay, Atmosphere, Mood, Pacing, Voice Acting, etc.

It is a love letter to HALF-LIFE² and you can see it in every pixel.

At one point in the middle of my playthrough, I had a thought about what kind of people the developers of this game are. My conclusion back then is that they're a bunch of good ordinary folk looking to fill a hole in the world. The thing is, games like Industria are quite rare these days. A slower paced singleplayer FPS game in the year 2021 would stand out easily, as the market is simply filled with wacky crazy fast paced shooters. Industria certainly does a decent job of filling the void, despite having more than enough flaws to warrant descriptions such as "janky", "low budget" and "unpolished."

The story is... weird. It does have a strong emotional moment near the end, and the ending makes it more interesting, but overall it's nothing worth thinking too much about. It's quite a short game (4 hours), and the story felt decent enough to engage through that timespan.

The game takes place in mostly urban levels, and you'll be using your flashlight often since it can be quite dark at times. The level design is just fine for the most part. There's an occasional feeling of things being too spaced out or empty, but that's it. There's barely any unique models which makes the environments (especially indoors) feel samey.

Gunplay feels very loose, as most of the enemies you'll fight will attack in melee range. The guns here feel more like a luxury, as there's barely enough ammo to use against all the enemies. You're encouraged to use your pickaxe to save ammo, and save the guns for when things get chaotic. Enemy variety is not great, since as said before, most of them don't use guns. I guess they do it to hide the weak gunplay. The overall difficulty is good, as you won't be feeling too comfortable at any point, but it's also not too punishing.

Graphically it looks decent on PS5. It's certainly not an AAA game. The game runs okay for the most part, although at the time of writing, there's an alarming level of model pop-ins. Also, The feedback of shooting your guns is just okay, although the sound effects are pretty good.

At this point, I realize that the game sounds more bad than good, but it is what it is. It's one of those games where you know it's not very well made, but you still enjoy it a lot. Like I said before, the game felt like it's made by a bunch of good folk doing their best. It might not be worth $20 for most people, but at a discount, it's worth the shot.

I think this game is fantastic, I was immersed from beginning to end, and being immersed in a great game that you're playing for the first time is one of the greatest feelings a game can give you. It's short, at about 3.5 hours, but it's paced in a way that the game feels like it's not missing anything and the price is fair for the length. The graphics are great even with ray tracing turned off, but the game is currently pretty hard to run, the devs seem to be working on optimization so this may be fixed in the future, but I held a mostly solid framerate on my PC with RTX and DLSS off and everything else on maximum so I didn't mind the performance issues. I loved playing this game, and if you have powerful enough PC I can't recommend this game enough, it's one of the greatest FPS games I've played in a very long time.